Jeffrey Buntin Jr: Family Business and the Ad Industry

Orlando Business Podcast with Eric English

Do you want to be a 30 under 30 honoree, be one of the top 100 businesses in your industry and be featured in The New York Times and Wall Street Journal?

Take a page from Jeffrey Buntin’s book. The well awarded CEO of Buntin Group explains how he grew his family business into a profitable and powerful brand communications agency.

His advice to CEO’s looking to find the same success is to,

Always lead by example
Invest in your talent, team members and take care of the culture
Don’t forget to appreciate things outside of work and the daily grind

The Buntin Group has found success by focusing on the relationships both outside of the office and inside. As Jeffrey explains in this episode, finding the golden intersection between the right talent and the right values has been the key to creating a thriving office culture and happy clients. His love for the millennial drive and energy has led him to bring on over fifty-five Generation Y employees, and he’ll happily bring on more. As an avid fan of the new working generation, Jeffrey explains what about his youngest employees has created a valuable culture within the Buntin Group.

In this episode, we talk to Jeffrey about how he is continuing to grow the Buntin Group, maintaining a collaborative culture and staying focused through the chaos of the business world. In his words, “I advocate for clarity without distraction.”

Find out how Jeffrey has created more than a brand communications agency, but an impact that reaches consumers on an emotional level.

The Activate Podcast welcomes Jeffrey Buntin.

Connect with Jeffrey

On Socials:
Buntin Group on Facebook
Buntin Group on LinkedIN
Buntin Group on Twitter
Jeffrey’s LinkedIN Profile
Buntin Group on Instagram

Visit the Buntin Group Website
Phone: [phone]
Fax Machine: 615-244-5720
Mailing Address:
Send a handwritten note :)
Buntin Group
716 Division Street
Nashville, TN 37203

Quotes

“Our experience with our newest generation of workers couldn’t be better and a huge part of the momentum we have as an agency.”

“I still do really value a handwritten Thank You note, that goes a very long way. I think the currency of a personal touch on a piece of paper in our technology world, still matters a lot. It’s an authentic stamp of what you believe and what you stand for.”

“Must be present to win, you hear it in sweepstakes, but it’s a state of mind and a state of soul.”